Hello Card Fans,

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Jasper ➡️ https://x.com/Adachi_1370
Our Twitter ➡️ https://x.com/un_common_cards
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In this conversation, Jasper, the current Australian champion of One Piece, shares his journey from playing Vanguard to becoming a top player in One Piece.

He discusses his early successes, preparation for major tournaments, and the importance of training camps. Jasper also reflects on the competitive scene, the impact of luck in his victories, and the significance of community support.

He emphasises the need for mental strategies during tournaments and shares insights on deck preferences and future aspirations in the evolving meta.

👉 Takeaways 👈

🚨 Jasper transitioned from Vanguard to One Piece for a more challenging experience.
🚨 Luck plays a significant role in card games, as Jasper experienced during Nationals.
🚨 Training camps in Indonesia provide a competitive edge due to advanced meta knowledge.
🚨 Community support is crucial for success in competitive card games.
🚨 Mental strategies, such as staying calm, are essential during tournaments.
🚨 Jasper's early success in One Piece was aided by transferable skills from Vanguard.
🚨 The global release of One Piece will enhance community engagement.
🚨 Jasper emphasises the importance of reflection and learning from past games.
🚨 He aims to retain his title at Nationals, acknowledging the increasing competition.
🚨 Deck preferences evolve with the meta, and Jasper is excited about new cards.

Hello Card Fans!

In this chat, Nick Heilbronn shares his journey from competitive Yu-Gi-Oh player to becoming a champion in One Piece, discussing his experiences at the Adelaide Regionals, strategies for preparation, and insights into the mental aspects of competitive play. He emphasizes the importance of testing, understanding matchups, and learning from mistakes while looking forward to future events and the impact of the upcoming ban-list.

You can follow Nicholas on X -> https://x.com/nicholasheilbr2

You can follow us on X -> https://x.com/un_common_cards
You can follow us on YouTube -> https://www.youtube.com/@Un_CommonCards

Key Takeaways

👉 Nick transitioned from Yu-Gi-Oh to One Piece due to friends' influence.
👉 He has achieved multiple top finishes in competitive play.
👉 Consistency in performance can be both a positive and a negative.
👉 Preparation and understanding matchups are crucial for success.
👉 Mental resilience is key during high-stakes matches.
👉 Learning from mistakes is essential for growth in competitive play.
👉 Testing with a group enhances understanding of different decks.
👉 The upcoming banlist could significantly impact deck choices.
👉 The global release of new sets will change the competitive landscape.
👉 Nick enjoys the social aspect of card games alongside competition.

Hello Card Fans!

In this episode we chat with Noos.

For most people in Oceania, Noos would be a familiar face. Constantly around the top and winning several regional events, most are familiar with Noos and his slightly off-meta picks.

Through the episode we chat about his journey in the One Piece card game, discussing his experiences, strategies, and the importance of coaching. Noos emphasises the significance of having fun while playing, the value of understanding the meta, and the role of fundamentals in achieving success.

The episode ends with thoughts on his favourite decks and aspirations for the future.

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Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5rzOFsEs3xr77h7bDg0MyN

Follow Noos on Twitter below 👇

Twitter: https://x.com/ChopperOCE

Good Afternoon Card Fans!

Today we chat John Argyros or @TruePyroShad as he is known on X, a prominent player in both the Dragon Ball and One Piece TCG world.

In this very cool chat, John shares his journey from a casual player to a competitive force, discussing his successes in Dragon Ball, his success in One Piece, and the importance of confidence and practice in competitive play.

We delve into the concepts of card economy, net-decking, and the differences in regional play styles, providing valuable insights for both new and experienced players in the trading card game community.

I really enjoyed this chat with John and it really affirmed with me how far I have to go with learning the small things before I can reach that Top-Cut level.

Don't forget to follow both John and UnCommon Cards on our Socials through the links below.

Johns Links:

X : https://x.com/TruePyroShad

UnCommon Cards Links:

Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/5rzOFsEs3xr77h7bDg0MyN
X : https://x.com/un_common_cards

Good Afternoon Card Fans!

In this episode we chat with Enrique or @Reverie_TCG

Enrique is part of the super competitive Melbourne scene we have here in Oceania.

We go through a lot in this chat and I certainly experience a few lightbulb moments thanks to some really cool insight shared by Enrique.

We discuss how Enrique approaches OPTCG and most things in general including fitness. His approach to each matchup, understanding win conditions against certain decks and how important fundamentals are. Why he chose to play GY Law at the recent Sydney Regionals is a unique insight to how we can be constantly improving our small decision making.

There are many highlights throughout and you should certainly find some time to give it a watch or listen on Spotify.

Enriques Links 🔗

Twitter 🔗 https://x.com/Reverie_TCG
YouTube 🔗 https://www.youtube.com/@Reverie-n6w
Neiss Lim 🔗 https://x.com/ChopperOCE

UnCommon Cards Links 🔗

Twitter 🔗 https://x.com/un_common_cards
Spotify 🔗 https://open.spotify.com/show/5rzOFsEs3xr77h7bDg0MyN

Welcome Card Fans!

In this episode, we chat with OPTCG player and team Eternal Magic member Ernest Su.

As with all our chats we discuss his journey to One Piece, his tournament preparation strategies, the importance of local communities, mental game techniques, and the role of coaching in improving gameplay.

Ernest shares insights on deck selection, the significance of maintaining composure during tournaments, and the value of online resources and community support in the card game scene.

I really enjoyed this chat, especially Ernest's mental approach, he gives us some very good tips that I plan to bring to my next big regional event.

As always, this is also available on YouTube or wherever you find your PodCasts.

We are also having a giveaway, be sure to check it out below ⬇️

https://x.com/un_common_cards/status/1949014434552447382

Ernests Links:

Twitter: https://x.com/trivialcomedy
Team: https://x.com/eternalmagiccc
Fundamentals: https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/feature/level-one-full-course-2015-10-05

UnCommon Cards Links:

Twitter: https://x.com/un_common_cards
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Un_CommonCards

Good Morning Card Fans!

Something a bit different today. It's just me!

In this Episode I reflect on everything that's happened so far, what i've learned and what I hope to achieve.

My overarching goal is to Top Cut a Regionals and I chat/waffle/babble in this episode on how I'm approaching that after chatting with so many amazing players.

I also give some hints and ideas around what the future holds for UnCommon Cards.

Thanks for joining me on this adventure and I look forward to seeing you all at an event soon!

Tim

YouTube -> https://youtu.be/6yuUhn2S0RU
Insta -> https://www.instagram.com/uncommon_cards_/

In this conversation, we talk with Domenic Russell, a competitive One Piece player in the PX3 Team from Perth.

We discuss Domenic's journey to becoming competitive with One Piece, his experiences at local and regional events, and his preparation for upcoming tournaments. The conversation delves into deck selection strategies, the importance of fundamentals in gameplay, and the impact of the global release on deck building. Domenic shares insights on testing methods, health considerations for travel, and offers advice for players looking to improve their game.

All in all it was a great discussion and I look forward to having Domenic back on after a few months to discuss his progression.

Let us know in the comments whom else we should have on for a chat!

Domenic's Links:

Twitter ➡️ https://x.com/Domenic_PX3
PX3 ➡️ https://x.com/Team_PX3

Also available to listen as a PodCast on Spotify ⬇️
https://open.spotify.com/show/5rzOFsEs3xr77h7bDg0MyN